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[simIAN]

I believe I got it on Gmarket yea....Or auction.co.kr. It has 2 hdmi ports, 5ms response time, 5000:1 contrast ratio, does 720p, which is fine for a 32 inch (All that is needed for anything under 42 inch from a "normal" viewing distance). I think it performs better than my friends Xcanvas, and yes the menus can be switched to English. Down side is that the remote control for it blows, and my xbox universal can not learn it's signal. Anyone else have this tv and get another remote to work?


Here is a link to the exact same model with all specs. This particular one is not as good of a deal, but I trust your skills on the net will allow you to find a better deal.

http://www.gmarket.co.kr/challenge/neo_goods/goods.asp?goodscode=165860726&pos_shop_cd=SH&pos_class_cd=111111111&pos_class_kind=T&keyword_order=32+lcd&search_keyword=32%20lcd

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starts at 533k on danawa.com 다나와


you use this as a monitor, simian?

[simIAN]

Nah, it is my television. I have a 22inch for a monitor, plenty big enough since I am 2 feet away. Mainly use it for xbox and movies via the usb on xbox.

[red_devil]

By the way check the stats. Most of the 32 inch LCD TV's are not full HD. They're usually 720p running at 1366 x 768. I have yet to see a 32 inch LCD TV that's 1920x1080 for less than 1M.

and YES, it does make a difference. The next step up is to get a 42 inch but you'll be spending well over 1M to get 1920x1080, still not like you'll buy a new TV every year - might as well get a good one.

[aofgark31]

Appreciate the info SimIAN. I'm definitely looking into this TV now. I know I said I wanted a 26inch but now... I think Im leaning more towards the 32inch!